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King Air C90GT version 3
Dee Waldron Michael Verlin Fully flyable, includes transparent
cockpit and panel. Master texture included for repaints. 5.8MB
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Rutan Quickie Q200 HB-YCC Textures only.
Real swiss livery for this Q200. As an airplane which can be
manufactured individually, these Q-200 is released from Quickie
Aircraft Corporation. Since Q-200 is the airplane which can
be manufactured individually, the thing with the completely
same form or mechanism does not exist. Moreover, it is a graceful
and simple design with the interesting structure of canard wings.Textures
only, requires original aircraft by KBT avaiable here
. Repainted by Jean-Jacques Parel. 320K |
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Piper PA-22-135 Tripacer N3343A (1953) Textures.
This is a texture set only for Brian Gladden's lovely Piper
PA-22 Tripacer model (required here).
N3343A was built in 1953. Charles Wood, founder of the virtual
airline 'DC-3 Airways', bought this aircraft in 1961 for $3,300,
keeping it at the now-closed Rutherford Airport, near Baltimore.
The four-seat PA-22 was produced from 1949 to the early 1960s.
The PA-22-135 was powered by the 135HP Lycoming. Textures by
Mark Beaumont, based on model and master textures by Brian Gladden.
867K |
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Super Tucano Polished.
This is a repaint of J.E.Narcizo's Emb 314 Super Tucano in a
high luster shine. This Effect achieved with the use of a modified
Alpha Channel This technique created and used by Rooks Silva
Design Group ( RSDG ) Textures by Mark Rooks. 1.9MB |
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P-51 Mustang 'High Octang' .
This is a Highly Modified P-51 Mustang. .. Entitled High Octang
.With it's Modified Air File this Pony is Capable of speeds
in excess of 800 knots .. Very Fast and Highly Maneuverable
this could soon become your favorite aircraft ..Original Model
by Roger Dial & modifiued by Robert Hawk . Aircraft modified
by Rooks Silva Design Group ( RSDG ) Textures by Mark Rooks.
3.9MB |
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Taylor H2 Cub Float Plane.
Designed in 1930 by C.G. Taylor and advertised as "America's
safe airplane", the E-2 Cub was the first one in a long line
of aircraft models to carry the "Cub" name. The Taylor Aircraft
Corporation, which later became Piper Aircraft Corporation,
produced this airplane in 1932. Repaint made by Brock Dahme
and the Beacon Aviation team. Model made by Golden Age Simulations.
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